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€ 8900
A large-scale rope tapestry by Wil Fruytier, composed from maritime ropes in a restrained palette of warm browns. The surface operates between textile and relief.
Developed from the 1950s onward, Fruytier’s rope works function as spatial textiles, engaging architecture through texture, light, and shadow, in deliberate contrast to modernist rigidity.
A rhythmic composition of varied rope thickness and tone, creating a pronounced sculptural depth and tactile presence.
Works by Fruytier are held in collections including the Textile Museum and Centraal Museum.
Dimensions 200 × 130 cm
Dimensions: 200cm x 130cm